Wonder what this would cost to build??

[sharij1]

I bet the maintenance would be horrible, there's no live rock or anything...looks kind of overstocked to me, but WOW!

 

[1mbrews8]

ehhhhhhh.. it's ok

 

[picoreefguy]

it cost 135,000 to build and 3 grand a month to maintain. and yea its way overstocked but the water isnt filtered its changed out for water from the agean sea right next door 35 times a day so its not really a problem

 

[sharij1]

That thing is just crazy! I would drool over a wall in my house being a tank!

 

[dball711]

sharij1;889920 wrote: That thing is just crazy! I would drool over a wall in my house being a tank!

If only you lived by the Agean Sea...

 

[saltbubbles]

OMG LOOK! A live can of sardines lol

 

[wannabeeareefkeeper]

Picoreefguy;889899 wrote: it cost 135,000 to build and 3 grand a month to maintain. and yea its way overstocked but the water isnt filtered its changed out for water from the agean sea right next door 35 times a day so its not really a problem

Marineland in Florida does the same thing. Water is piped in from the Atlanta Ocean. The used water then feed into a laguna across the road [state route A1A].


Wannabee

 

[sharij1]

Just another reason i need to live by the ocean when I win the lottery!

 

[joseayes]

Fish, octopus and the rest doesn't look happy, most of that fish need larger areas to swim and overcrowding is not a good thing, even if they have ocean water flowing, if I were rich like him I would make another tank similar to the one located in Discovery Mills but instead I would make a reef on it, I would place it next to it, LOL! Ok, ok I was dreaming

 

[enderg60]

What a waste of a wonderful idea.

Looks like the stock tanks at asian restaurants.

 

[ddaddy2420]

yea not impressed by that at all, great idea that was poorly executed.